That's eight lovley pints to enjoy at home. Here's how to get the best out of yours:
Using a Mini Keg
Adnams mini kegs hold 5 litres of beer
1
Purchasing
When buying a Mini-Keg, keep in mind that we put a six-month shelf life on them. Check the best before date before storing your mini-keg away.
2
Storing
Store your Mini-Keg in a cool, dark place, away from heat sources and direct sunlight. If it’s been stored somewhere cold, it might be ready use. If not, it need's cooling before using. We suggest keeping it at your preferred serving temperature for 24 hours prior to use.
3
Prepping
Decide where you are going to serve your Mini-Keg. Make sure it isn’t going to warm up too quickly and that the area is steady and flat. Maintain its temperature with an icepack or neoprene jacket and make sure you can fit a glass under the extended tap.
4
Serving
The video below shows you how to vent, tap and pour your Mini-Keg. Keep a bar towel or tea towel handy, just in case.
5
Keeping
Keep the life in your beer. Don’t forget to close the vent to maintain its pressure after you’ve finished pouring. You don’t have to push the tap back in unless you are storing your keg away.
1
Purchasing
When buying a Mini-Keg, keep in mind that we put a six-month shelf life on them. Check the date before storing them away.
2
Storing
Store your Mini-Keg in a cool, dark place, away from heat sources and direct sunlight. If it’s been stored somewhere cold, it might be ready use. If not, it will need cooling before you serve it. We recommend keeping it at your preferred serving temperature for 24 hours prior to use.
3
Prepping
Decide where you are going to serve your Mini-Keg. Make sure it isn’t going to warm up too quickly and that the area is steady and flat. Maintain its temperature with an icepack or neoprene jacket and make sure you can fit a glass under the extended tap.
4
Serving
The video below shows you how to vent, tap and pour your Mini-Keg. Keep a bar towel or tea towel handy, just in case.
5
Keeping
Keep the life in your beer. Don’t forget to close the vent to maintain its pressure after you’ve finished pouring. You don’t have to push the tap back in unless you are storing your keg away.